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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-04

1t would he hard to find a simpler
or more comprehensive definition of
religion than this of Prof. Drum
mond's: The whole of religion is
summed up in coming to Christ and
staying with Him."
In Spain $4,000 bells send forth
their summons to prayers from tn,
stceples of 1000 churches. The weight
Of these bells amounts to something
IKE $4,000, 900 of Spanish pounds, and
the value about 10000, 600 francs.
We heard Of case of real distress
that happened in church. The collec.
ton was being taken un. and one lady
IN anguish whispered to another:
"Nhat shall do? have no change
.ess than ten-csnt pieeel'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-04
HAYpN's SKULL.


The Story of the Mysterious Theft from
the Great Compaser's Graye.
A. n meeting Of the Berlin Anthrop-
olagical Society recently were exhibits
oil plaster east Of tho skull Of Joseph
iIavdu aud 'photograms' of the
skulls Of Beethoven and Schubert
Haydn did On May 81. 1899 during
tie French occupation of Vienna In
1920 his remains were eShumel in or
der e. be transported to the family
vault OF Tho Es'erhazy. nj T. senstadt
AID the body IN the coffin was found
TO be hoadless A search was made In
Vienna among collectors. devoted to
cranioiogv. skull. supposed to be
ulydn's. WAS found and buried with
the body Ia Eslerhazy vault
An inter sling contribution TO tho
strange story Is now made by Herr
Frank. FieancSe journalist. who
pah she's a document purporiing To
have been written on june II. 1882 by
johann Petar governor Of the inpc-
ria, and royal prison, aud narrating
all the facts about tho abstraction,
According TO this story Peter was n
rhrenologi4t, aud stole the hoad of
Hiydn in orier to corroborate the
theories of Dr G H. Together with
secretary Of Count Esierhnzv named
Riseubaum, Jungermann. ihe director
IF Vienna lycoum, aud Uilman.
civil scvlee functinnary. he went TO
the cemetery week after Haydn had
boon buried aud despoi'cl the grave.
Then he goes GA: The coffin WAS
opened. the head severed from the
tran. and taken to garden Ihad In
tho Leopollsta t. There had the
o>soons box macerated and hlrached
W b the utmost care. and when tho
momeat came for studying 1t l
found tho hunp' denoting the fac
uly of music perfectly developed nc
eording TO tho indications Of Dr.
Gall. also noted on tho nasal bonos
the traces Of Tho polypcarian tumors
from which Haydn suffered SO much
curing his lie ime After which
had a clsket made OF vanished WOO
ia the form Of a sarcophagus orna.
mented With. the gilt Tyre wherein l
aeposllei this precious skull The box
VAS lined with velvet and the skull lay
On a siiken eusltol.
When tho search was made in 1920
Peter was suspected. and being prom
ised immunity from punishment, he
applied 10 Il senbaum. to whom he had
given the role II lsenbaum handed
him skull with the assurance that Il
was Haydn's and 1t was given M to
the police and buried On his death
ii Rosenbaum sent for Peter and told
him that the true skull had not been
given up He handed it over TO Peter
with the suggestion that on his death,
h. bequeath it to the Conservatory of
Music. This disposition was made Of
i, hut by later codicil it was given
10 Dr.. Halter. who presented IL TO tho
Anatomical Museum in Vienna, its
present custodian. IN y Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-04
A Delicate Situation.

Uncle James, said Miss Penelope
Waldo, of Boston, who is visiting in
the country, Il was out walking this
morning and young Mr.. Smith, who
was with me, killed Il snake. When |
asked him what kind of snake it was
ne seemed embarrassed and changed
the subject"
The only kind O. snakes we hev
about here, Penelope" said her Uncle
James. "is garter snakes"
Then Miss Waldo realized the innate
deiieacy of young Mr.. Smith, and was
deeply grateful to im.-Judge.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-04

The alumni of the University of
Paris numbered only ll,00o last year,
OF these no fewer than 3.7S6 were
studying for the legal profession, while
5000 were attending the courses in the
school of medicine. Pharmacy en-
gagged the attention of l,767 students,
,ettors of 92S, and science of 467.
There were only 50 in the department
Of theology. The female students
numbered l67. of whom 10S were quail
flying for medical career. while 81
were engaged in literary studies
There were lady scientists. and only
l lady lawyer. Chicago Adcaace.
"A paper beer bottle is to be th,
next achievement in the bottle line
Inks. paints, oils, and certain acid.
have for some time past been put in
paper bottles, as being safer from
breakage and freezing than those mad.
Of glasA
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-04
A LOGICAL CHILD.
How Little Edith Meant tn rropltiate
the Wecpinr AncrIa.

ss' "''b"s N"s''-
Do not give children false and fgur-
alive explanations of tn ngs, because it
may he dangerous,
Hero is story which may serve to
convey the Same moral.
A little girl four years old, asked her
father one day:
Papa. where docs the rain come
fromP"
1T is the tears IT the angels, crying
when Edith has been naughty" said
he.
Edith ponlcrcd over this cxplana-
ton. One night later on, after Edith
had been making very stormy time
on going to bed, and had been told that
she was very naughty. she was missed
from her bed. Her mother, frightened
at her absence, made rapid search.
and found that bureau drawer had
been opened and every thing in 1t
thrown out but no Edith was to be
found, just at this moment the door
bell was rung violently, and whom it
was opened neighbor rushed IN, OK
NtAihllh=s
do you know that Your little girl is
ont on the roof?'
The mother ran hreathless up to the
attic, where a stairway led up to scut-
tie and then out upon the sloping roof
Ct tho house. And there Edith sat,
pcrched upon the edge Of the scuttle.
with a lot Of pocket-handkerchiefs
spread about her.
My childv' her mother shouted,
| catching her in her arms What are
you doing hcrep'
why. mamma, brought up some
| han chiefs for the angels to wipe
their eyes with, cause Is 40 naughty,
50 it wouldn't rain awfullyr'- Bosto's
Transcript.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-04

"A young scientist just graduated
from Yale has estimated that every hen
In the country scratches over two acres
of ground every year. and that the leg
power in gross would run thrashing
machine for two weeks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-04

-Purchascr--' Please give me one
quart of whisky for mechanical pur
poses. Druggist What kind OF
mechanical purposes2" Purchaser
For soaking roots" Druggist CATER
giving him the liquor) What kind of
roots9" Purchaser (skipping) 1.-THE
roots of the tongue. - Chicago Tribune.
i like children like them, and !
respect them. Pretty much al! the
honest iruth.tclling there is in the
world is done by them. Do you
know they play the part in the house
hold which the kings jester. who very
often had mighty loig head under
his cap and bells. used to play for a
monarch. % w. Hoimss
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-04

! Blackberry Pudding; A 81 II
flour. pint of warm water pr. |,
salt and quart of blackberrls; !,
your pudding well and boil ~ :,
hour. The Farmer and Ma"w&''
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-04

] yellow fever and choief' 4.
never known TO exist in the nOl@,
districts of Lower California Wy
Governor of that territory.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-04

M. Ligner. an Austrian meteorolo-
Sist. claims to have ascertained after
'areiul investigation that the moon has
IN influence on a magnetized needle
varying with its phases and its declina.
ION HE phenomenon is said to he
more prominently noticeable when the
noon Is near the earth, and to be very
marked when she is passing from the
'aii 10 her first or second quarter The
disturbances are found to be at their
maximum when the moon is in the n,ano
u Tue equator, and greater during the
'ou.hern than it is during the northern
lechnation. Chicd1o Times
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-04

hhe"hest man in Boston has
oeeh reported. He calls himself a
practical joker, and it is said that bav.
hs noticed that on certain dov n,
ne week pudding was placed on the
edge of window to cool bo horah.
nean blower and box of mandrato
9lils' and when the pudding next an.
'earea ne blew it full of pills. It !,
'lso said that buildings are no LONGER
exposed on that back window.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26
INrE sEsTING ITEMS.

The library of George Washington
purchased In 1648 at cost of IS, 600,
Is one al the many interesting collec.
tions which have come into the pos
session of the Boston Athen9um Lii
brary.
The slaughter of Holsters at Prince
Edwards Island Is something astound-
ing. There were exported the past
season 81 900 cases, mostly to Europe,
which involved the killing Of 35,000,.
600 Holsters.
Valuable information from bache.
lor-May is one of the unlucky months
for marriages. The other unlurky
months are January. February,
March, April, June, July, August,
September, October, November and
December.
The Tehauntepec Ship Railway is
not to be affected by the death of Cap.
tain Eads He finished all the draw.
ings and charts for the work months
before his death; the necessary capital
is said to be at hand. and all, indeed,
that is required is the passage of the
charter asked OF Congress. which is
looked for next session.
A Swiss printer living in Indianapo
lis is going to establish snail-culture
in that section: Americans who have
never been abroad usually revolt at
the idea of eating "snails," but the
fact is that European escargot, which
feeds upon the roots of grape vines, IS
real delicacy. and no more resembles
the common snail than the toothsome
lobster does the spider crab.
Because of the recent Nihilist at
remps on the life of the Car Of Russia,
the college for the higher education OF
women has been ordered to be closed.
just why women must be denied edu-
cation because men commit acts of
violence does not appear, except on
the general Idea prevalent sine. the
time of Adam that II men go wrong
women must be punished. Lille Dew
ereaux Blake in The Question.
During the past winter, which was
an unusually severe one at sea, the
Government Fish Commission sue
decided in Matching 80, 600, 90 cod eggs
bringing the young up by hand, SO to
speak, to the stage of self.feeding ado
lescence. and turning them loose into
the ocean. They will be ripe four
or five years hence. The commission
now proposes to make an attempt to
rcpeople our coast waters with halibut,
the supply Ofwhich has been depleted.
The committee in charge of the
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26
A Word to tho Wise.

With the advent Of another spring /
am better prepared than ever to cater
to the wants Of my patrons, and the
public generally, with q full and com.
plete line Of tho latest designs and
novelties In cloths and cassime res for
spring and summer suitings.
This sc ason We present q richer and
mere elaborate stock OF su,tings fro,n
which to select from. My work in the
past Is O guarantee that o perfsct fit
will be secured, while the excellence Of
the workmanship will be of the usual
nigh standard.
We work for the best interests of our
patrons, and trial Is all that il desired
to convince you that for style, quality
ar 4 IovDess OF price We cannot be snr.
paessd. Jas. Harding, merchant taller,
sic Frer oh street.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26
Found Hanging but not py a Rope.

But selling and hanging wall pspe
the cheapest in the city; have just SO
cured great quantity Of new papers
and borders, which l am selling ct a
great reduction. 1 have some very fine
gilt papers Tor Is cents o piece. These
are not Old patterns, but ara new goods
just out of the factory. have large
force OF practical men, and all work
done without delay. l have some OF
those small lots lsft, which am selling
for 8 Genus q piece.
HARRY y. HOLT,
Practical piper hanger, 213 West End
street, MINER side.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26
a PANIC In TEE
Hosiery Departm't

Regular made Hose, Ladies'
STRIPES Or BALBRIGGANS,
at I5c a pair. Gents Balbrig.
gans, stripes or colo's. regular
made, l5c a pair. Children's
blacks or assorted colors, regu
lar made, I5c a pair.
80 dozen 25c Isle Thread
Gloves in the same sale at nc a
pair. We expect to sell all OF
the above this week.
To help make a busy week,
we put on sale one lot Dress
Goods, 3S.in., at 4oc a yard ;
worth to buy by the case. 45c.
We invite your inspection to
Cur assortment OF dress trim
mings, beaded goods by the yd.
or ornaments, braid ornaments
and PANELS, Demorest patterns;
a very attractive line of dress
buttons.
Our stock Of new Paraso!s is
now awaiting your inspection !;
you will find in it some beauties
Gold head handles, gold tips,
gold tip bows, extra quality silk.
from $3.50 down to the cheaper
goods.
When you are in the store ask
to see the Pivot Corset, said to
be the easiest fitting one made.
1t is SO constructed that it fits
the form in almost any shape.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26
ply1nnnth Pews Vacant

The Rev. DIR. Smith, a young Metho-
dist minister of st. Pau, MIMI, preach
ed In Plymouth Church, Brooklyn n,
sunday, both in the morning and even
ing. There were many vacant seats AZ
the morning service, and in the evening
the church was not moie tbsn hall
filled. The Rev Mr.. Halliday an.
nounced that new choir WAC being or
eanized. Next Sunday being the frat
Sunday In Msy will no great day Ia
Plymouth Church, Many now mem
beers will be admitted to church fellow.
ship. The Raw. DR.. Lyman ABBOTT will
officlate.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

can, with Rough on Dirt" do AS nice
washing and ironing as can be done in
any laundry. Boiliug not necessary
ua!ike any other Rough on Dirt" can
be used in both washing and s.arching;
you need have no fear 10 using this ar.
.tiele; free from vile alkali, 1t does not
rot, yellow nor iujnre the ilnest fabric ;
clears, bleaches, whitens " Rough on
Dirt" Ia the only article that can be ad-
dei to stasch (hot or oold) to give a
good body and beautiful ploss. Ask for
Rough on Dirt" 10 and 25c. packag.
es. All crst GLASS Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

there's suca div nifty doth he1ge q
king that treason" fears to touch him.
But rheumatism IL no fespecter of per.
sons, ant royalty would do well to pa.
troniza Salvation Oh, the great pain
cure.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26
IT. SHINING wnite Pulmonio Balss,

Has and Is sill making Aatonishiug
cures OF throat and lung trc blee; null
titudes tell ns 1t Gas saved them from
the consumptive's grave, 1t sells iar-
Rely, giving very general satisfactl ON.
Use 1t for coughs, Group, sore thr ,at,
etc, Zoe. End 81. Depot, Fourth AMI
King. WilmiugJon, Del. God by deal
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

Files, reaches, ants, b. d.bugs, water
huge, moths, rats, mice, sparrows, jack
rabbits. gopders, chipmuhks, cleared
out By Rough on Rats" 16c.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

The proprietors of the Tarboro' South
erner, Tarboro. N. @, write: CDR.
Bulls Cough Syrup goss 80 fsst our
druggists cant keep supplied"
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

"BUOHU.PAIBA :" Quick, COM
pletN cure, all annoying Kiadsy diseas.
90, CAtarIh 0. Bladder. 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

DEIrNCcC lrs causes. sud new and
I'VE AIN HCl3 successful SelRE Vt your
4 Down home ~ oc6 TGo was Deaf twenty.
eigh: years. treated hg most Of tho no.
ted specialists w!.noGI bsnoat. Cured him
self In three rnon.hs. and since then hun.
d reds of Others. Full particulars sent on ap-
y location. 7. s. PAGE, No. Al West slst
st.,sNew York City. octl8tu, tn, sa.oms
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

|yp-h YcAMsTER 10 DHlVE
|s.lo rtan:a kood, steady man.
bSN. [ rion street. and Mic die
X AIS et
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

!, .-w. va, RErURN of nk.
fLws5, d,est painless Foot Doc
(ee, ,n' ,so ues,ed It. Oorns, bum
!, ,.s, ,,, .G cured. RIO pain,
] 'ee N,, ' aanybody you meet. over
msas a. "uy already. delaware
W.. itisef, day OF evening"
|afse. s s trsa tment for Old ps'
,t.bey need II. Is not tn a,s nonp''
LIMITATION i,ee. NO "
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

800. BUILDERS ON NEW
| il ',s hpply to j. l.. stags
sol,lug Stock Co, hesesisco.
hoi na,,aets and blacksmith on
est p- aim to W. II. Chnddoss,
y ~ n. :. holling stock 90, VI
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

IT, PROVE
y ,rc =, raln ofihe valley q, a
=. go h,sSt,che and all pam; sore.
, .rusl lands q speciaio., for III
front street, ana Ell
:, Wilmington, Deia~ ware.
'nIt5 .eil the sane. r-4o-t IS
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

IA SITUATION TO SEW
t,ess MAKER. Have had some
u..g mall salary required.
Ia ,lis oiiice. 40 -
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

br-.pANrAL0ON MAX ER;
"a ri 10 le.rn plutaloon max
his McKEUuun, sixth and
les.'. Nv ~
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26
vAsrED.
A0AIN-THE

rrprE ONCE Az aiN-I
!ri nd " Mss Clara @; shone r, ms re-
wilm Ii,,ga 10 csll on hr day or
pr ln'i, ario y, 5l3 Market street.
her pa ard lest the magical 20.
Eolstl, an' ii makes the cor plex-
4 Of h,alts ali. ais IL
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

'ylI-pY A SOBER, IEDUsTRI-
,.nnE ,.sn . position 81 c'ors or
|. GoJd penusn Fest REFER
s,es;. n. r., this Office. a'2J-StS
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

!. PERSONS WANTING RE
4! sc,T ,s- hotels. restaurants or
!, ne ,an 90 accommodation ~
"a Wilmington Intelligence oi'
,er..o e,.tc,. I<''
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

II OVAl~-HA kEMUVrD 40
~ No. Il. Sd stree, l am prepared to
forntsh the smoking and chewing fraternity
with all tho brar Dis OF smoking and chewing
tobacco's ct bottom prices. Morales, Langs-
derfs ana Lichten Bros fne cigars spec
idity. T.. KAY. m2oe. In. tu.1m
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

.,--,ltlrIS, EITHER SEX,
- A., ou-c: grand inven,i1h;',t0o
ia = Royal picnic who It
. gc. L. 8. Home Mix. Oo.,
I 1a!tsso, III. als'ioid-2tw"
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

| BOARDING - TWO YOUNG MEN
- can obtain board In private family. N.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

|yD-BOARDERS AT i07 +.
| .rer. also second story front
Stt !cf man amt wife, with nome
a22-6t'
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

Ep-A gOuD CABBAGE
I'm 1ule but q tirstclass ono need
A, Il. AKMSTRON1, Middle
40 lw
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

GHOR REeT-A STABLE ON MAY ST..
between 9Th and Eighth and Monroe
AMI Adams s,s. Apply at this Office. m2s.ti
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

k.u-A My 10 LEARN TIE
klss making business. Apply
gAL4kaa, soath o. Chris; ana
gls.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

NOR RENT-AH OFFICE IN A FINE
y location at low price. Apply to
CLARK d MoLEAR. us Market a.. mi stf
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

E7yOR REET.-A DESIRABLE HOUSE
= for bakery, in q Roo1 losation. APP
ply to u. MckENNEY, Third and Monroe
streets. att
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

EHOk KENT-A TRUCK FARM or
s. ten acres with coed buildings. near
Grcenvillo, Christians HID. JANIS NC
9RILllS. a28-atd.1tw
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

Iir- y tRlEhS. AT s. W.
q y sd King ste. sS2- ttt
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

fIyOR kENT-RUUM'. FOX STpkA3E
Y or col venient for light housekeeping.
Eastern part Of city; centrally located. Ad-
dress Ii, r . COX 2st. al3-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

EyOR RENT-OORNER STORE PROP
II erty; good location. Apply to Rob.
lNSON, Room 2. Every Evening building.
jlo-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

: : -}OARBERS; eLSD
/ sCs:le;s; homo comforts. go
b., Ezj-2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

4 NOM MUklCA1ING ROO MS ON
. trst and third floor, two front, for man
and wife or gentlemen dodgers. o04 French
strost. a22et
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

~ OR r ENT -PROPERTY N. w.
~ corner Of Eleventh and Adams streets.
suitable for grocery or provision store. al4.tr
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

RSoR SALE--AT A BARGAIN, THE
q s.story brick sos Madison st., con.
tanning 10 rooms, with gas, bath, hot and
cold water vestiDule; paperoi all through
J. J. PElhOE, No.e West Seventh street,
city. m2leodtf
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

l'-'o tfjUD GIeL Ar =. W
q ia - Eing gts. aeG 2.s
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

6p-h GOOD GIRL Far GEN.
u hal5ew0rs. Apply to 1T.
Make street. aib.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

ENOR kENT-SrUHE AND HOUSE, No.
Il 2zl W. Eighth street. Thspsoportv is
opposite tho Eighth street
market, and is an excelient stand for butt
ness win DO fonted at low figure
SAMUEL. CULBEKT,
a-23 ct 600 SIMPLIFY ftrcet.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

Ej-. NJ cDiArE1Y,h GOOD
!. b. LAlNJE'S dining room,
pc. t2s.z,i
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

Z .-ntNiLEMEN BOAhD.
y : .-!yale family, at 1913 Wal
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

r. Il IN q a II X A u l.
pr go Rages. Apply to
Eahf IRON H'L'H. OF.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

81 akhhks, AT no. SO5
BE- i.Tte,i also table posrders,
a.0-6tk
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

E71OR SALE "A LOT or MANURE. Ap
u ply at JoMpl Htoecgle's DiamcLd
Sta.e brewery, FiI,h and adams streets.
AFFIDAVIT
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

'il0i d u
en- Ard|
hllL LII
)y, ari |
,AFlA q
IN
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

D. HaLt GROWN WAITE
;; H. uarte, AT NO. 1919 tat
a.2.u
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

NOR SALE-5),0oo STRAwBHRHY
z plants. 9EU. W. BRIGHT, III Mar.
Get street. s23Ats
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

NOR SALE-5 COO LARGE CHESTNUT
Il troes. suitable for telegraph poies. Ap.
ply 70 PHILIP X. CLAkk b o., 60sE
Market street, alb.Zm
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

{1fOR SALE-EGHS FOE KArCKIN3
n from pure bred Wyardotte, Langsnan
and Plymouth hock poultry.S. A.BAfLsY,
Falkland. Del als.daw.26ts
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

FD-''u ftkChhSE. SHELLY
eld al''- Tor stors. Apply to
u a. Front street. azltf
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

ne VII; |
NE. ,.nnetssneI
',,anee Il n
.uts,oi si,I
'an w. vi
\. and ha.I
Y e, o!liA,h,I
i Leg iila.s,I
rtel th.,|
: o. Will
y BY llass|
7 q 4 fMrS|
.'arly NIS|
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

E,aGS FOR HATUHINtf FROM PURE
II brsd Wyapdottes apd White Leg.
horns. Is. SPEAKMAN, 9th avenue and
Anchorage, West Wilmington. a12-6t
Daily Republican., 1887-04-26

NOR SALE-OHEAP, FENOE STUFF.
r. dressed or undrefsed, by J ..BREG9.
stanton, Lei. AIS 2,d .1tw
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-22

Hugh Gildea, fireman on 1913, c., R. |.
& P, fell off the water tank at Sheffield
the other morning and fractured his col
lar bone.
The c., R. l. & P. is testing new
heater for passenger ears. which, it is
Claimed extinguishes the fire when an
accident occurs.
The R. |. & P. men who were on the
train which ran away near Peoria the
other morning, are now out Of Job.
This is rough on the bows. They claim
some of the cars had no brakes on at all
and it was impossible to hold the traiR
A peculiar accident happened at Eldon
Iowa. on the Brooklyn division of the c.,
R. |. & P, early yesterday morning. j
farmer named Watson lest control of bis
team, and the frenzied beasts dashed
headlong into the great iron steed, los
as it came laundering along with Engi
neer Jack Leary at the throttle. One OF
the horses was killed on the track AM
the other badly injured, while the farme
WAS tossed up in the air and landed witt
| broken collar bone The engine wa
temporarily disabled by the casualty.